submitted by The Daily Examiner, Grafton on 30.10.2014
"Biggest event to hit Grafton in 25 years" Grafton Examiner, 28th Oct 2014 Clair Morton GRAFTON'S Afternoon at the Proms may have even been better than the real thing. Angelo Notaras thinks so, and judging by the crowd's enthusiastic standing ovations on Sunday afternoon, they do too. An Afternoon at the Proms, based on the Proms Concert of London, was a first for the Clarence Valley and included all the classics, ...
submitted by The Daily Examiner, Grafton on 03.02.2014
Grafton Examiner 27th Jan 2014 MOVERS AND SHAKERS: Spiro and Angelo Notaras look out into one of the newly built smaller cinemas - at the Saraton Theatre. PHOTO: ADAM HOURIGAN BUSINESSMAN, inventor, banana farmer, cinema owner, fundraiser - Angelo Notaras wears many hats and they all seem to fit comfortably. His lifetime of achievement has been recognised with the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM), with the notation emphasising his "service ...
submitted by Kytherian Newsflash on 21.05.2013
This year, Angelo and brother John of Atom Industries, have again been awarded fold medals at the prestigious Salon international des inventions de Genève - the International Exhibition of Inventions in Geneva. This year the Exhibition was held from the 10th April 2013 until the 14th April 2013. http://www.inventions-geneva.ch/cgi-bin/fr-presse.php Each Gold Medal won by Atom Industries was for: 1. Highly efficient portable powered wood ...
....surrounded by a bevy of Domestic and International Awards that the Company has won. Amongst these awards are numerous Gold Medals won at the International Inventions & Technology Convention, Geneva, Switzerland. John, and brother Angelo, share a 40 year history as successful inventors. Atom Industries focuses on supplying high quality hand held garden and agricultural implements to a national and international market. See: http://www.atomindustries.com.au
submitted by Kytherian Association Of Australia on 20.12.2012
On the 10th December, 2012, at a ceremony at the Athenian Restaurant, Barrack Street, Sydney, attended by family, friends, and members of the Committee of the Kytherian Association of Australia, Angelo Notaras was presented with the Kytherian Medal of Honour. Kytherian Medal of Honour, Reverse ...
submitted by Angelo L Notaras on 24.10.2011
An Obituary for Mitchell Notaras *Variations of this Obituary have appeared in: The Kytherian, Newsletter of the Kytherian Association of Australia, September 2011 The Grafton Examiner, August 6th, 2011 The (Brisbane) Courier Mail, Friday October 14, 2011, page 105 The Sydney Morning Herald, Friday October 21st, 2011, page 14 Eulogy by his twin brother, ...
submitted by Kytherian Biographies Project on 24.09.2011
Obituary MB BS, BSc, MD, MS, MSc, BA, MRACP, FRACS, FRCS, FRCS (Ed), FACS A Medical Man Abroad Who Never Forgot Where He Came From Dr Mitchell Notaras was born in 1933 to Greek immigrant parents in Grafton, where he was raised. His secondary education commenced at Grafton High School and concluded at Newington College, Sydney. He entered Sydney University Medical School at age 16 as a recipient of a Commonwealth Government Scholarship. As a university ...
submitted by Kytherian Biographies Project on 04.03.2011
AM 2003. LL.BA (Hons), BMed, MHA, DipComm (Newcastle), AFCHSE, MA (Military History); Son of George and Mary-Theresa Notaras, born May 29, 1951, Educated at Marist Brothers, Newcastle. Married to Robyn Cahill. Executive Director, National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre 2009-current. General Manager Royal Darwin Hospital 2007-2009; Northern Territory Principal Medical Consultant, Royal Darwin Hospital; Director of Medical Services, ...
submitted by The Daily Examiner, Grafton on 03.11.2010
Near seamless opening for Saraton The Daily Examiner 3rd September 2010 Tim Howard Apparently there were teething problems during the first day of screening at the redeveloped Saraton Theatre in Grafton yesterday. Not that anyone would have noticed. Patrons who came to see their first movie in two-and-a-half years at the historic cinema came away amazed and full of praise. “Worth ...
The Daily Examiner 2nd September 2010 Tim Howard Photograph: Lights, camera, action: Saraton Theatre manager Robbie Seymour is all ready for the reopening of the historic theatre in Grafton. Today Clarence Valley cinema lovers will get their first look inside a state-of-the-art movie complex that has been two and a half years in the building. The Saraton Theatre’s three cinemas will hold a ‘soft’ opening ...
Spiro and Angelo Notaras look out into one of two 160-seat cinemas at the Saraton Theatre complex Daily Examiner 21st May 2010 Like 12-year-old boys building a motorbike, Angelo and Spiro Notaras are giddy with excitement over their project. Except the “project” has cost a motza and the “boys” are 77 years of age. Two of Grafton’s best known faces, the cousins say they can’t go anywhere in public ...
submitted by DAILY TELEGRAPH on 01.11.2008
With right mix lab is confident of growth Daily Telegraph Tuesday Oct 28 2008 page 49 Notaras Tania 2008 Oct Telegraph re growth.pdf Jenny Dillon At a time when businesses of every shape and hue are battening down the hatches, there is one that — despite having already experienced spectacular growth since it began three years ...
submitted by Vassilia Corones on 30.12.2005
Harry Corones (left) and George Herriman taking a truck loaded with fuel to Ross and Keith Smith's plane at Charleville. The vehicle has a number of Shell Benzine tins stacked on its tray with the Australian flag and the Union Jack flying.
Harry Corones and aviatrix 'Lores' Bonney standing near her small single engine plane at the Charleville airport, Queensland. Mrs Bonney was en route from Archerfield airport in Brisbane to Croydon in London.
Commissioner Ryan and Harry Corones after a shooting exhibition in the courtyard of the Corones Hotel, Charleville. ...an endearing, story concerns Harry’s somewhat shaky grasp of written English. On one occasion, one of Harry’s guests had been a circuit judge from Brisbane who used to stay at the hotel, and who, every year, would go duck shooting with Harry. His visit to Charleville over, the judge had taken the train back to Brisbane when Harry discovered that he had ...
Nancy Bird is a world-famous aviatrix. Charleville Welcomes back high-flyer Nancy http://www.pacificflyer.com.au - page no longer available NAVIGATING with only a watch and compass, Nancy Bird fought to keep the Gipsy Moth in the air as the turbulence from the thermals threw the plane around the sky like a paper toy. Flying over the "never-never" on the way to Urisino in outback New South Wales was extremely dangerous. Several people had lost their ...
Mr O'Neil was a Charleville bank manager. Nancy Bird is a world-famous aviatrix. Charleville Welcomes back high-flyer Nancy http://www.pacificflyer.com.au - page no longer available NAVIGATING with only a watch and compass, Nancy Bird fought to keep the Gipsy Moth in the air as the turbulence from the thermals threw the plane around the sky like a paper toy. Flying over the "never-never" on the way to Urisino in outback New South ...
Harry Corones, licensee of the Charleville Hotel. Paddy Cryan worked for Perkins Brewery. Professor George Kanarakis's biography of Harry Corones. 1883—1972 On 14 June 1965 people poured in and out of the Hotel Corones in Charleville, Queensland all day. “The barmaids were run off their feet, the telephones ran hot and the local telegraph boy nearly wore out his bike”. Drinks were on the house for everyone, and everybody in the town ...
submitted by Betty Summers (nee, Notaras) on 31.05.2006
Frilingianika. Back Row: Left: Anthony Notaras Right: Theo Notaras Seated: Left: Muriel Notaras (nee, Frilingos) Baby: Lambrinos Notaras Right: Jack Notaras Photograph taken in 1930. (March 3)
submitted by Peter Tsicalas on 31.07.2003
L to R: Emmanuel Dimitrios Notaras and his first cousins Anthony and John Lambrinos Notaras, at Grafton 1912. Twenty three year old Emmanuel, in partnership with 20yr old Nick Harry Flaskas, took over the Olympia Cafe in Lismore from 'Andronicos Bros & Comino' in late 1915. They sold out to Theo George Fardouly around late 1918 and went their separate ways; Emmanuel to Rockhampton and Nick to Toogoolawah. John (1892-1962) and Anthony (1895-1991) Notaras of Friligianika put down ...
I know of a Nickolas Stathis who lived in Ipswich and later West End. He had about...
Hi Ellisanna I think we are cousins my mother's family were also lazzaretti from Newport mother's name...
mmm translate-type-error happend... I ment bar Astikon! Excuse me : )
Hello, I'm Lien from Holland and searching for the picture I saw in bar Askiton in Potamos and was...
About 5 minutes into the program Ada Margariti, who is an Attorney at Law, speaks about how she came to...
Interviewed during his visit to Australia, 2013.
August 17, 2010 103.2 HOPE - radio station You’ve heard of PhDs in science, medicine and education but have you...
Brisbane kytherians at paliochora excursion ..exploring the wonderful site and seeing all the churches .. this one is called ' e...
Gorgeous Ruby! Ruby's father was Evangelo Megaloconomos born 7 September 1891, died 29 January 1983 Ruby was born 16 September...
29.03.2024 (Message Board)
07.03.2024 (Message Board)
28.02.2024 (Message Board)
